'They were pissed' - Nurse on Philadelphia 76ers’ locker room mood at halftime before their comeback win over Cavs

I mean, listen, I think that there's some veteran guys in there and, you know, the voices at halftime were, you know, like, like still a game. Like, you know, it's, it's settled down and let's, let's start playing, you know, let's start playing, playing our game and all that kind of stuff was, was, you know, they were, they were pissed and they were, they were down and pissed both. right so um you know getting over getting over what just happened kind of realizing oh my god like we got to snap out of it and then getting ready to go to work or or two things and but they've been really good as far as like you know even down the stretch what we're running what's going on like really communicative on on some stuff and just um um you know really understanding like where where certain guys need to go and all that kind of stuff and doing a few other things We didn't really talk about a lot of halftime. We just knew what we had to do, taking care of the ball. That was one. And two, just be a little bit more aggressive on defense. And that's what we did. And that's the good thing about having a veteran team. You just understand kind of like how the game is going and what you have to do, and you go from there. So, yeah, I think, yeah, I mean, yeah, tonight was amazing. Like I said, he's a leader. He's a leader. He's been in a situation like that before. He, like I said, he was just vocal the whole time. He was vocal the whole time. And he, like I said, obviously he kind of willed us, you know, him, JB, Reese, Joe. You know, we just kind of willed each other. Everyone kind of willed each other. KCB, Ant. We just tried to boner. Like I said, we all made, everyone came and made some big plays. We just trying to will each other, just keep playing with confidence. And we know if we get stopped, we can score. So I think that was the biggest thing.